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20mm stone paviours outside.

20mm stone paviours outside. advice reviews and feedback 2017 Stone supplier has recommended fitting their 20mm (900x600) stone outside on a 50mm...

Thread by: Dan, Mar 6, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: Tiles - Advice on installing and buying tile
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Mesh And Resin/glue Backed Stone.

Mesh And Resin/glue Backed Stone. advice reviews and feedback 2017 Quick question to see who does what with mesh/resin/glue backed stone tiles......

Thread by: Dan, Feb 3, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: Tiles - Advice on installing and buying tile
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What adhesive for 40kg m2 natural stone advice, reviews and feedback

What adhesive for 40kg m2 natural stone advice reviews and feedback 2017 im looking to install natural stone onto hardie backer board it's in a...

Thread by: Dan, Jan 9, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: Tiles - Advice on installing and buying tile
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Drilling stone walls?

I have a full rewire to do on a stone (blue dolerite) terrace in Wales. Aside from the obvious (blood, sweat, tears, lots of masonry bits etc) are...

Thread by: imago, Feb 16, 2014, 19 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Panel Damaged

We have had our first phone call about a damaged panel. System been in well over 18months. Glass shattered on Sanyo HIT 250 panel. Has anyone had...

Thread by: jason121, Mar 29, 2013, 13 replies, in forum: Solar PV Forum
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EICR on a church

Hi guys got a EICR to do on a church, not done one on one before just wondering if there is any special regulations to consider Cheers David

Thread by: spidersparks, Jan 19, 2013, 12 replies, in forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
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Core drills for a damp stone wall

Anyone know of a core bit that will do damp stone walls?after spending 6 hours coring a hole through for a fan with it clogging up all the time...

Thread by: Dcf, Jan 19, 2012, 2 replies, in forum: Electrical Tools and Products
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my diet

enough was enough i had been between 15 and a half and 16 stone for the last 8 yrs so thought i should sort it out here are the dates and weights...

Thread by: Mr Mark Sparks, Jun 6, 2009, 9 replies, in forum: Electricians Chat - Off Topic Chat

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- Floor Tile Adhesive Alternatives posted by mts1. Can anbody advise if they have used the Instalay product from Instafloor which is a self-adhesive underlay that can also act as a... Floor Tile Adhesive Alternatives
- Why Not Say Good Morning Before Work? posted by antonio. why not say good morning before work? We start Monday? tomorrow x workers :)
- DIY-er trying to avoid a bodge job posted by Koomber. Evening chaps. DIY disaster here. Renovating my bathroom. Going to be laying a LOT of tiles (nice wee metro tiles). Thought I'd join and what not so I can thank people for advice and ask......
- Radiator Valve replacement posted by Steven Johnston. Hi, I have an old system in the house with a fairly decent boiler, Worcester Greenstar 37CDI Combi. The radiators and pope work are old, I think the system needs cleaned but I also need new...
- fresh water drainage posted by coolpaul. Hi Folks, I have moved into a property with a nice patio but I have noticed that the fresh water drain from the roof goes to the foul water manhole(I hear this common in older houses) but it does...
- New hot water system for Victorian Terrace. posted by SimonVicHouse. Hi, looking for some advice on the best hot water system to use in our 3-bed, 2 floor, Victorian Terraced house. The current set up is with a conventional boiler in the utility room, a hot water...

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